Northeast Junior High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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lEl TiiT g ifwy - weft I Choruses The music course 'embraces fbesides the usual study of notationj scale building, rhythmic study, sight reading, appreciation, and the learning of many beautiful songs to be sung merely for pleasure. The Boys' Chorus does work in four parts and besides having a prominent part in the Jubilee, has been active in public performance. They are proud of being a part of the A Capella Choir in the 1927 city Music Festival. The girls' classes have sponsored assembly singing and taken an active part in the Arts Festival. Booklets are being made for exhibition. They will contain twenty-five pages and will represent the work that the classes have been doing during the year. The con- tents of these books will include biographies of the famous composers, a short history of the piano, sketches of well known musicians from Kansas City, the various uses of music, the seating plan of a symphony orchestra, and information about famous con- ductors and famous orchestras of the United States. Some Will also have a Do You Know? column. Altogether the :-tudy ol' music in Northeast Junior High is a joyous experience adding delight and happiness to all those who wish to participate. The lunior Iubilee The Junior Jubilee is the annual entertainment looked forward to so much, not only by the pupils, but by all the patrons of Northeast Junior as well, It was held this year the evening of March 13. Based on the carnival idea, there is a main show which gives two performances held in the main auditorium and then a large number of side-shows scattered throughout the building. Music for the main show was ably furnished by our Junior High Orchestra, Miss VVoodward in charge. Under the name of Leaping Lenas, the Boys' Gym Depart- ment put on a very interesting act consisting of Flips, Dives, Forward Double Rolls, and Backward Flips, this last feat being performed by Frank Springer. Charles Rose gave a feature dive. Atkinson, the Master Magician, put on an act most marvelous and interesting, and a prominent saying before his act was Who is Atkinson? The last feature on the program was the Coo-coon Chorus. A snappy run of jokes and songs kept the audience in a roar, The Minstrel Cloggers were also a great help. The Tambourine Drill, given by sixteen coons,l' gave the act a lively start. The side-shows were also a great help in making the Jubilee a forbids writing of them in detail, and they are simply listed below: success. Space Ye Olde Printe Shoppe ......... ...............................l............................................ R oom 100 American Royalty .......... .....,. R oom 102 Amateur Night ......................... ....... R oom 106 And the Lamp Went Out ........ ....... R oom 108 Funmakers ...,.......................... ........ R oom 107 Picture Magic ........................ ........ R o01n 105 The Disappearing Man ......... ,...... R oom 103 The Duck Club Revue ....... .,,,.,,...,... P ool The Hall of Fame ...,........ ....... R oom 202 Cake Walk ........................ ........ G irls' Gym The Old NVar Horse ..................... ....... R oom 224 The Marriage of the Sports ......... ........ B oys' Gym Frozen Treats .............,.............. . ........ Room 211 Madam X ....... ,,,,4,, R gpm 207 Zbezagifwxii pw 535 g . bu Eighty-thre

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